Master in Conservation, Preservation and Heritage Management (MCPHM) First Semester Paper Code: 89601 Title of the Paper : India and the World : Through the Ages Unit I : The Beginnings to the First Civilizations a. Prehistory, protohistory, history and stone age cultures, beginning of agriculture b. The evolution of civilization-Egypt, Mesopotamia, India and China c. Minoans and Mycenean Civilizations d. Vedic Culture Unit II : Towards organized states (600 B.C to 150 B.C) a. Greek, Persian, Hellenistic, and Roman empire - Republic to Augustus b. Evolution of State in India - Janapadas, Mahajanapadas and the Mauryan empire c. Chinese civilization ––Chou Dynasty, Mesoamerican Civilization d. Evolution of philosophy, religion and science Unit III : Conflict and Interaction (150 B.C to 700 A.D) a. Breakdown of Roman empire and the beginning of Feudal Europe b. Breakup of Mauryan Empire, Sungas, Kushanas, Sakas c. Byzantine empire and Europe d. Religion, art, culture, science and literature Unit IV : The Cultural Efflorescence a. The golden age of Indian and the Chinese civilizations b. The Trade, Towns, Manors and Castle. c. Arab conquest and the Ommayad Caliphate and the Abbasids, d. Science, religion, literature and arts Unit V: To the Modern World a. India 12 th - 19 th centuries A.D. b. The Ottoman empire and the making of Europe. c. The Renaissance and its impact on human civilization d. Science, religion, art, culture etc.
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Master in Conservation, Preservation and Heritage Management (MCPHM)
First Semester
Paper Code: 89601
Title of the Paper : India and the World : Through the Ages
Unit I : The Beginnings to the First Civilizations
a. Prehistory, protohistory, history and stone age cultures, beginning of
agriculture
b. The evolution of civilization-Egypt, Mesopotamia, India and China
c. Minoans and Mycenean Civilizations
d. Vedic Culture
Unit II : Towards organized states (600 B.C to 150 B.C)
a. Greek, Persian, Hellenistic, and Roman empire - Republic to Augustus
b. Evolution of State in India - Janapadas, Mahajanapadas and the Mauryan
empire
c. Chinese civilization ––Chou Dynasty, Mesoamerican Civilization
d. Evolution of philosophy, religion and science
Unit III : Conflict and Interaction (150 B.C to 700 A.D)
a. Breakdown of Roman empire and the beginning of Feudal Europe
b. Breakup of Mauryan Empire, Sungas, Kushanas, Sakas
c. Byzantine empire and Europe
d. Religion, art, culture, science and literature
Unit IV : The Cultural Efflorescence
a. The golden age of Indian and the Chinese civilizations
b. The Trade, Towns, Manors and Castle.
c. Arab conquest and the Ommayad Caliphate and the Abbasids,
d. Science, religion, literature and arts
Unit V: To the Modern World
a. India 12th - 19
th centuries A.D.
b. The Ottoman empire and the making of Europe.
c. The Renaissance and its impact on human civilization
d. Science, religion, art, culture etc.
READING LIST
Paper Code: 89601 : India and the World : Through the Ages
1. Robert J. Wenke : Pattern in Prehistory, Oxford.
2. Clark Kenneth : Civilization, Penguin
3. Burn, Ralph, Learver (ed): World Civilization, Vol. I-III, New York.
4. M. Savelle : A History of World Civilization, New York
5. A. Toyanbee : A Study of History, London.
6. J. Howkes : The First Great Civilizations, London.
7. R.C.Majumdar : Vedic Age, Bombay
8. B.R. Allchin : Rise of Civilization in India and Pakistan, Cambridge.
9. A. Andrews : Greek Society, Penguins.
10. D.C. Michael : Breaking the Maya Code, Penguin.
11. F. Braudel : History of World Civilization, Penguin.
12. Arthur Collerell : An Encyclopedia Classical Civilizations, Penguin.
13. Rodvey Castleden : Minoans-Life in Bronge Age Circle, New York.
14. G. Roux : Ancient Iraq, Penguins.
15. H. Kees : Ancient Egupt, London.
16. Nigel Davies : The ancient Kingdoms of Mexico, Penguin.
17. F.Friedrich Heer : The Medieval World, London.
18. F. Friedrich Heer : Volumes Published under Lost Civilization Seves,
19. J. K. Fair Bank : (i) China , London.
(ii) East Asia, London
20. J. H. Mundy : Europe in the High Middle Ages, London.
21. J. H. Plumb : Renaissance, Penguins
22. N.E. Cantor : The Civilization of the Middle Ages, New York.
23. E. Gibbon : The History of the Decline and fall of the Roman
Empire, Penguin.
24. J. J. Norwich : A short History of Byzantium, Penguin.
25. Peter Mansfield : The Arabs, Penguins.
26. Buyantyn Dashtsern : The History and Culture of Mongolia, Calcutta.
27. J. M. Roberts : History of Europe, Penguin.
28. E. Hobsbawn : The Age of Revolution, New Delhi
29. E. Hobsbawn : The Age of Empire, New Delhi.
30. E. Hobsbawn : The Age of Capital, New Delhi.
31. E. Hobsbawn : History of Humanity, Vol-1-IV, Unesco Publication.
32. Colin Wells : The Roman Empire, London.
33. H. G. Wells : An outline of World History, Penguin.
34. Buddha Prakash : India and the World, Hoshiarpur.
35. Buddha Prakash : Old World Civilization.
36. Buddha Prakash : New World an Pacific Civilization, Series of American
Museum of National History, Hongkong.
Master in Conservation, Preservation and Heritage Management (MCPHM)
First Semester
Paper Code: 89603
(Practical Code: 651)*
Title of the Paper : Architecture of India
Unit-I :
a. Origin of physical forms and structures in Indian architecture
b. Body as a measure, axis of access and symbolism in architecture
c. Relationship between inner and outer space in Indian architecture
d. Sacred space, sacred place and the concept of mandala
Unit- II :
a. Harappan and Post Harappan Architecture
b. Pre-Mauryan and Mauryan Architecture
c. Development of Stupa Architecture - Sanchi, Bharhut, Amaravati,
Nagarjunakonda, Sarnath,
d. Beginning of Rock-cut Architecture – Sudama Cave, Lomas Rishi, Bhaja,
Kondane, Nasik, Pitalkhora, Karle Khandgiri, Ajanta and Elephanta.
Unit III :
a. Rock-cut Architecture – Mamallapuram and Ellora (Kailash Temple)
b. Rock-cut Architecture of Ajanta, Pitalkohra and Ellora (Buddhist and Jain
Caves).
c. Beginning of Temple Architecture - Sonkh, Deogarh, Bhitargaon, Aihole and
Pattadakal
d. Case study
Unit IV :
a. Evolution of Nagara Style of Temple - Gwalior, Khajuraho, Bhubaneshwar
and Konark
b. Evolution of Dravidian Style of Temple - Aihole, Pattadakal, Badami,
Mamallapuram, Thanjavur, Hampi,
c. Evolution of Vesara style of temple - Mount Abu, Gujarat and others Somanth
Halebid
d. Case Study
Unit V :
a. Architecture of Sultanate period.
b. Architecture of Mughal period.
c. Anglo-Indian Architecture.
d. Case studies : Vijayanagar, Delhi and Fatehpur Sikri.
* Practicals include Site Visit
READING LIST
Paper Code: 89603: Architecture of India
1. Acharya, P.K. 1993. An Encyclopaedia of Hindu Architecture. New Delhi.
2. Acharya, P.K. 1995. A Dictionary of Hindu Architecture . New Delhi.
3. Asher, C.B. 1995 . Architecture of Mughal India. Cambridge University Press
4. Balasubramanya, S.R. 1978 . Middle Chola Temples. Faridabad
31. Sykes Meredith H. : Manual on Systems of Inventorying immovable Cultural Property,
UNESCO. 1984.
32. Chandra, Satish : History of Architecture and Ancient Building Material in India, TBI,2003
Master in Conservation, Preservation and Heritage Management (MCPHM)
Fourth Semester
Paper Code : 89702
(Practical Code: 752)*
Title of the Paper : Conservation, Preservation and Restoration of Heritage
components and Conservation technique
Unit - I : Ancient Monuments, Remains and Heritage Buildings
a. Idea of shelter, pit dwelling, rock alignments, memorials, shrines, tanks and
fortification
b. Mediums of construction
c. Functional aspects of earthen and timber architecture and its associated technology
d. Deterioration, conservation, preservation and maintenance
Unit - II : Stone and Burnt Brick Structures, including rock cut specimens
a. Rock cut, stone and Burnt Brick Architecture, use of building materials and
technology in historical building
b. Significance of stone/ brick architecture and rock cut structure
c. Technology, deterioration, conservation, preservation and maintenance
d. Review of Indian building technology with special reference to important
buildings with case studies
Unit III : Historical Gardens, Cultural Landscapes and Archeological Sites
a. Nature of Archaeological sites, landscapes
b. Historical Settlements - Salient features, patterns etc.
c. Heritage Complexes - concept, conservation and preservation
d. Development of site historical landscape and restoration of natural and
artificial surrounding
Unit - IV : Conservation Techniques
a. Structural Consolidation and repairs Structural failures, and stresses and
their patterns, Under pinning, rock bolting, filleting, jacketing, grouting etc.
b. Temporary support, propping and strutting, reconstruction
c. Foundation strengthening, nature of soil, failures, consolidation etc.
d. Restoration and conservation of Architectural Decorative Elements like Inlay,
stucco, tiles, glass and mirror work and field studies in conservation
Unit -V : Archaeological sites/Excavated Remains
a. Nature of Archaeological sites/ excavated remains
b. Documentation and field conservation measures and preservation of excavated
sites. Spot preservation and site lab work .
c. History of Archaeological conservation in India
d. Salvage and transplantation of archaeological sites ,monuments etc.
* Practicals include Site Visit
READING LIST
Paper Code 89702: Conservation, Preservation and Restoration of Heritage Components
and Conservation Technique 1. Agnew, No., 1997 : Conservation of Ancient Sites on the Silk Road, Los Angeles. 2. Ashurt, J. and F.G.Dimes, 1990 : Conservation of Building and Decorative Stone, Vol. 2, London. 3. Ashurt, J. and F.G. Dimes, 1998 : Conservation of Building and Decorative Stone, London 4. Ashurt, J. and N. Ashurt, 1988 : Practical Building Conservation, Vol. I :Stone Masonery, London 5. Batra, N.L., 1996 : Heritage Conservation, New Delhi. 6. Brommelle, N.S., G. Thomson Conservation within Historic Buildings, London and P. Smith, 1980 7. Buys, S and V. Oakley, 1993 : The Conservation and Restoration of Ceramics, London 8. Carter, D & A.K. Walker,1999: Care and Conservation of Natural History Collections, Oxford. 9. Collins, C. 1995 : The Care and Conservation of Palaentological Materials, London. 10. Feilden, M.B., 1989 : Guidelines for Conservation, INTACH, New Delhi. 11. Feilden, M.B., 1989 : Guidelines for Conservation : a technical manual, INTACH, New Delhi. 12. Feilden, M.B., 1996 (re.) : Conservation of Historic Buildings, Oxford. 13. Feilden, B.M. & J.Jokilehto, (n.d.) : Management Guideline for World Cultural Heritage Sites, UNESCO. 14. Ghose, A., 1989 : Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage, Delhi. 15. Grenville, J. (ed.), 1999 : Managing the Historic Rural Landscape, London and New York. 16. Harrison, R, (ed.) : Manual of Heritage Management, London. 17. Hawie, F.M., 1992 : The Care and Conservation of Geological Material : Menerals, Rocks, Meteorites and Lunarfinds, London. 18. Horie, C.V., 1987 : Materials, for Conservation, Oxford. 19. INTACH, 1996 : Process for Historic Site Development, New Delhi. 20. Kuhn, H., 1968 : Conservation and Restoration of Works of Art and Antiquities Vol. 1, London. 21. Larsen, K.E. and N. Marstein, 2000: Conservation of Historic Tember Structures, Oxford. 22. Lindley, P. (ed.) 1997 : Sculpture Conservation, London. 23. Marshall, Sir J. 1993 (re.) : Conservation Mannual, Varanasi. 24. Mc Kee, H.J., 1970 : Recordings Historic Buildings, Washington. 25. Menon, A.G.K & B.K. Thapar 1998: Historic Towns and Heritage Zones, New Delhi. 26. Murthy, K.L., 1997 : Structural Conservation of Monuments of South
India, Delhi. 27. Person, C., 1987 : Conservation Marine Archaeological Objects, London 28. Price, N.S., et.al. (eds.).1996 : Historical and Philosophical Issues in the Conservation of Cultural Heritage, Los Angeles. 29. Selwitz, Charles, 1992 : Epoxy Resins in stone Conservation, Los Angeles. 30. Striegel, M.F. and J. Hill, 1996 : Scientific Tools for Conservation, Los Angeles. 31. Warren, J. 1999 : Conservation of Earth Structures, London.
Master in Conservation, Preservation and Heritage Management (MCPHM)
Fourth Semester
Paper Code : 89704
(Practical Code: 754)*
Title of the Paper : Chemical Treatment and Preservation of Painting, Manuscripts,
Organic and Inorganic Materials
Unit-I : Classification of materials and environmental chemistry
a. Organic and Inorganic materials - composition, bonding
b. Chemical and physical properties of material
c. Behaviour of material towards environmental factors
d. Mechanism and reaction in deterioration process .
Unit - II : Materials and General Treatment Techniques
a. Introduction to the chemical treatment, restoration, preservation
b. Pre-requisites of chemical treatment and use of different reagents and chemical
solvents
c. Identifying agents of decay, damage etc.
d. Preservation techniques and safe packing.
Unit - III : Organic materials - paper, birch-bark, palm leaves, textile, bone, ivory etc.
a. Nature and chemical composition of material and causes of decay
b. Treatment in the field
c. Analysis and treatment in the laboratory
d. Repairs and consolidation
Unit - IV : Inorganic, metallic and siliceous materials - Metals - copper, bronze, brass iron,
lead, gold, silver, alloys stone clay etc.
a. Chemical composition of metal/alloys and siliceous materials
b. Causes of decay, corrosion and damage
c. Treatment in the field and consolidation techniques
d. Treatment in the lab
Unit - V: Rock Paintings , Murals and Illustrated Manuscripts
a. Rock Paintings, Murals and other paintings ; characteristics and
techniques of ground plan and treatment and restoration of rock surface
paintings - Ajanta, Ellora, Bagh caves, Brihdeshwara temple etc.
b. Paintings, illustrated manuscripts - detecting the damage and treatment and
restoration, consolidation and preservation
c. Environmental setting and air pollutants and their impacts on materials
d. Study of colours, use of pigments, scope of intervention
* Practicals include Site Visit
READING LIST
Paper Code 89704: Chemical Treatment and Preservation of Painting Manuscripts, Organic and
Inorganic Materials.
1. Florian, Kronkright Norton : The Conservation of Artifacts Made from Plant
Materials– 1990, GCI
2. Jhon Marshal : Conservation Mannual – 1973, New Delhi
3. Susan Buys Victoria Oakley : The Conservation and Restoration of Ceramics - 1993
London
4. Marianne Webb : Lacquer : Technology and Conservation –2000,
London
5. John Ashurst and : Conservation of Building and Decorative Stone-1990,
Francis G. Dimes London
6. David Carter & Annette,K. Walker: Care & Conservation of Natural History Collection-
1999, Oxford
7. Hermann Kuhn : Conservation and Restoration of Works of Art and
Antiquities – 1986, London.
8. Frank M. Howie : The Care and Conservation of Geological Material-
1992, London.
9. John Warren : Conservation of Earth Structures – 1999. London
10. Colin Pearson : Conservation of Marine Archaeological Objects-1987,
London.
11. Chris Collins : The Care and Conservation of Palaeontological
Material – 1995, London
12. Cooper Marlin : Laser Cleaning – 1998, Oxford
13. G. Kamalakar : Conservation, Preservation and Restoration
Traditions, Trends and Techniques – 1995 Hydreabad.
14. C.V. Horie : Materials for Conservation – 1997, London.
15. Scott, Pondany & Considine : Ancient and Historic Metals – 1991, Symposium G.E.I
16. V.Dorge & F.C. Howlett : Painted Wood: History and Conservation – 1994,
Symposium G.E.I.
17. John Warren : Conservation of Brick- 1999, New Delhi.
18. Roy Newton & Sandra Davison: Conservation of Glass – 1989, London.
19. H. J. Plenderleith : The Conservation of Antiquities and Works of Art-
1989, London.
20. Naresh R. Shah and Arun Arya: Studies on Some Fungal Biodeteriogens-2000, New Delhi.
Master in Conservation, Preservation and Heritage Management (MCPHM)
Fourth Semester
Paper Code : 89706
Title of the Paper : Public Awareness/Cultural Resource Management
Unit - I : Interpretation
a. Levels of meanings - the functionalist, Structuralist Approaches and Semiotic
Analysis
b. Collective interpretation methods
c. The interpretation brief
d. Target audience - identifying user needs
Unit - II : Communication modes and tools
a. Introduction to mass media including popular and traditions
b. Audio/Video print ….. The written word
c. Information technology and the World Wide Web, Multi media and computer
reconstructions
d. Preparation of comprehensive communication strategy, project, management plans
and materials
Unit - III : Public Awareness and Agencies
a. Agencies : Govt. and Non-Government Organizations, National and International
Agencies
b. Awareness about heritage, non-formal education, exhibitions, publications
c. Local community involvement
d. Role of individuals and professionals
Unit - IV : Cultural Resource Management
a. Site and Surroundings Management and maintenance
b. Visitors Management, Human Resource Development and Management
c. Information Management
d. Disaster management and World Heritage site management
Unit - V : Monitoring and Evaluation
a. Results based management and project monitoring plans
b. Evaluation – Tools
c. Evaluation – Collective Analysis and Inferences
d. Project Resource Management
READING LIST
Paper Code 89706 : Public Awareness/Cultural Resource Management 1. Macdonald, Sharon : The Politics of Display: Museums Science, Culture, London 1999. 2. Karp, Ivan : Exhibiting Culture: The Poetics and Politics of Museum Display, Washington, D.C 1991. 3. Hooper, Eilean : Museums and the Shaping of Knowledge, London, 1999. 4. Barringer, Tim : Colonialism and the object: Empire, Material Culture and the Museum, London 1998 5. Belcher, Michael : Exhibitions in Museums, Smithsonian Washington, D.C. 1991 6. Bicknell, Sandra : Museum Visitor Studies in the 90s, Science Museum, London, 1993 7. Pearson, Anne : The Big Foot: Museums and Children with learning difficulties, British Museum, London 1994 8. Hooper, Eilean : The Education Role of the Museum, London, 1999. 9. Stone, Peter, G : Presented Past: Heritage, Museum and education , London 1994 10. Pearce, Susan, M. : Experiencing Material Culture in Western World, Leicester, London, 1997 11. Kavanagh, Gaynor : Museum Provision and Professional, London 1999. 12. Hein, George E : Learning in the Museum, London 2000 13. Dean, David : Museum Exhibition : Theory and Practice, London 1996 14. Hooper, Eilean : Museum , Media, Message, London 1999 15. Thomson, Gargh, : Museum, Environment, London, 1997 16. Orna , Eligzbeth : Information Management in Museum, Gower, U.S.A, 1998 17. Pearce, Susan M : Archaeological Curatorship, Leicester, London, 1996 18. Kavanagh, Gaynor : History Curatorship, Leicester, London 1990 19. Well, Stephen E : Rethinking the Museum : And other Meditations, Smithsonian, Washington 1990 20. Walsh, Kevin : The Representation of the past : Museum and heritage in the post modern world, London 1997 21. Thomas, Rhodri : The Hospitality Industry, Tourism and Europe: Perspective on Policies, London, 1996 22. Owen, Garden : Accounting for Hospitality Tourism & Leisure, London 1998 23. Inkpen, Gary : Information Technology for Travel and Tourism, London 1998 24. Sharma, K.: : Tourism and Hospitality, New Delhi, 2000 25. Fennell, David, A : Ecotourism an Introduction, London, 1999 26. Pearce, Douglas, G. : Contemporary Issues in Tourism Development, London, 1999 27. Tribe, John : Environmental Management for Rural Tourism and Recreation London 2000 28. Toner, J.P : Leisure and Ancient Rome, London 1998 29. Shackley, Myra : Visitor Management : Case study from World Heritage Sites Butterworth, Oxford 1998 30. Lee Ross Darren : HRM in Tourism & Hospitality: International Perspectives on small to medium sized Enterprises, London 1999 31. Hall, C.Micahel : Sustainable Tourism : A Geographical Perspective, London 1998 32. Clift, Stephen : Tourism and Health : Risks, Research and Responses, London 1997 33. Sethi Praveen : Tourism for the New Millennium, New Delhi 1999 34. Aylin Orbasli : Tourism in Historic towns (Urban Conservation & Heritage
Management) London 2000
M Master in Conservation, Preservation and Heritage Management (MCPHM)
Fourth Semester
Paper Code : 89708
Title of the Paper : Dissertation/Report Writing
Student, research work
Unit – I : Research basis, need justification
Unit - II : Synopsis development, aim, objectives, scope of research etc.